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But now I doubt what answer I wrote. I guess it was 4. something.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Monday, June 4, 2007 at 02:51PM by cfaboston28.
 
I think 3.33 is for some other question...I dont recall it but there was 3.33 for something else\
 
oh... i meant the fifo/lifo questions werent tricky. or maybe thats the only topic i actually knew. hahaha.
if you're talking about the EPS question... i dont know what my problem was, but i couldnt get any of the suggested answers. it didnt seem that difficult. i dont know what my problem was. not the diluted EPS, the basic one...
 
refresh me here:

WAS of (500 * 12 + 200 * 9) / 12 = 650 cool we all seem to agree there

upstairs added just the interest from april to year end right?

800 * 9/12 = 600
and then 600 * 0.6 = 360

something like 2000+360 / 650 = 3.63



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Monday, June 4, 2007 at 02:56PM by slouiscar.
 
I believe I ended up with 3.33 as well. may be mixing questions, though.
 
3.33 was some other question. This one had some 4.30 or 4.10 as the answer because I dont rememver 3.33 in its options.
 
Well guys lets take a guess

I think most of us have a guessed a few in economics and a few in ethics...

In quant most of us will be on the mark baring 1-2 here and there.

Then if you take a discount for some unforced error like 10.(this should be the max or we are done).

My guess is scores will be closer to 90-95.

and I dont think the min pass mark will 70%
 
Nice meeting you guys....I joined this forum after the exam to check the answers....nice to know a lot people studied hard....


All the best to all of you since I am posting from India its past midnight here. I will take you leave now
 
I dont think that top 1% people have scored 100% as average. As I heard that 140,000 people took Level I and (1% is 1400 people) have scored 100% in exam

(I highly doubt this. I may be wrong but I would definitely like to meet someone who has scored 100% in this).

So if you take 95% as a percentage, the passing mark would be 70% of 95% i.e around 67.5%. But still I know people who have scored around 63% in 40-60-80 method have passed the exam so I think 90% is the average of top 1%.

I think People like Plyon can be one of them:)

Joey can correct me in this.
 
No one has ever scored a 100% on the exam....straight from CFAI website.
 
the price ceiling - think min wage which is above the equilibirum. thus, mc>mb and as such, consumer surplus increases (those who find jobs) and producers surplus decreases
 
Countryboy, do are there also questions you DID answer correctly???

A ceiling above equilibrium does nothing.

Think min wage is above equilibrium....that has nothing to do with a price ceiling, that's a bottom.

A price ceiling on bread of USD 1 where equilibrium was USD 0,50 does nothing as people will continue to trade on USD 0,50.
 
Countryboy, are there also questions you DID answer correctly???

A ceiling above equilibrium does nothing.

Think min wage is above equilibrium....that has nothing to do with a price ceiling, that's a bottom.

A price ceiling on bread of USD 1 where equilibrium was USD 0,50 does nothing as people will continue to trade on USD 0,50.
 
mcpass Wrote:
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> Countryboy, are there also questions you DID
> answer correctly???
>

lol! :)
 
mcpass Wrote:
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> Countryboy, are there also questions you DID
> answer correctly???
>
> A ceiling above equilibrium does nothing.
>
> Think min wage is above equilibrium....that has
> nothing to do with a price ceiling, that's a
> bottom.
>
> A price ceiling on bread of USD 1 where
> equilibrium was USD 0,50 does nothing as people
> will continue to trade on USD 0,50.

ha tooled - beautiful, mcpass.
 
countryboy Wrote:
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> the price ceiling - think min wage which is above
> the equilibirum. thus, mc>mb and as such, consumer
> surplus increases (those who find jobs) and
> producers surplus decreases

LOL , Ceiling = min & Floor = max?
 
engineer2finance Wrote:
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> countryboy Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > the price ceiling - think min wage which is
> above
> > the equilibirum. thus, mc>mb and as such,
> consumer
> > surplus increases (those who find jobs) and
> > producers surplus decreases
>
> LOL , Ceiling = min & Floor = max?


He lives on a planet where gravity works in the opposite direction :P



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Tuesday, June 5, 2007 at 09:54AM by jods.
 
be nice people- we all should be collecting karma these days, not using it up!
but for future reference countryboy- floor = max only when talking about driving. vroooooom.
 
there is something about of value of 1 is most commone for what? i picked up std. dev. anyone recall that
 
the celiing is below the equilibrium price for sure, and it should increase consumer surplus
 
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